Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-04

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at Twelve O'CLOCK. CHARLES Sh6%S. IN the . .,siy
funeral Wednesday: January 9TH At two p m. from
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of W. Browning.
Missouri avenue northwest on "Wednesday. Jsnusry
9TH AZ Y O'Clock m. Friends and relatives respect
MIILIaAN, on January 81. 1887. at G 2; m. Mrs
EuSINlA NILLIGAN, second daughter Of the late C
Funeral VII take place from her late residence No
to ;..s p Friends and relatives respectfully invited
MURPHY, A Brissem, Kansas, January ID 1857.
Mrs. MARGARET MURPHY, wife Of Joba Murphy,
Funeral viii take place here. notice of which will be
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fune raj Wednesday, at pm, from le5 ID street
SHARP. On January 4h, 1857, MARY E SHARP.
AGED twenty-th yesrs '''
Her funeral viii take place from her mothers resi-
Ct two O'clock pm Relatives and friends are respect
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Notice o; funeral hereafter.
TIERNEY. On Monday, January ID, 1887 at four
May he rest in peace
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
seeend between n and .treets nert&Wsst. on Wes.
nesday, January 9th, ut two O'clock.
A. Y WATERS widow Of z the late Richard Tssers
Miss in full triumph OF faith.
The boon His love has given;
The soul is safe IN Heaven kI1AB.
Obituary.
God has eiven and God has taken away Death with
midst one whose place can never be renlled.
That great and Inevitable harvester Time has again
fathers most loving and devoted wife and mS ~
4h 1ss as sno not Of ans
connecting link ia the chain that has bound 40 many
sas er SE IL IN s y
work, for surely thon hast gathered full harvest ia
JOY and soace Of loving husband last sucSnnSed
& ssnsfk s%ssSS ;s The sS ssss
1p angels wnss and nov rpose- IN the bosom Of her
pain and which she knew could be relieved only by
DEATH yet was she willing 10 suffer and live for tho
What noble example we see set before us in her life
unsurpassed in kindness Of heart sefsscrfcins and
in the Christian which she bore up under
her great affection aud human suffering BY unOstena
tous charities and sympathetic regard for all she had
endeared herself to numerous friends and by her
blemished character had host of admirers For
selves and our father. with whom she had lived
many years, she had that love and devotion
which made her forget self and made ms and
welfare the sole objects Of her thoughts
day and night in her glad days OF health,
and in those OF sickness and Distress Truly has she
eft In sadness and in and left
that can never be reilled And whilst we feel and
know that her Christian life has for her home OF
eternal rest and her dear body free from pain,
Yet would not have her GO for 70 she
all and entwined Was she around our hearts that
lite without her seems TO DE but of despair OIL
the fond recollections that knded within when
we look back at our once happy home and see her in
her days OF health, her face ever bright and kind
word Tor every aud even at times when her heart
yearninK and sad from nxiety others,
her lit with that cheerful aid
by which she known all. And now that she is to
be earth with us may the recollections Of
her dear life. and the love we have always borne for
her DESIRES prompt to strive and do that which
her daily prayer, that in the future may lead the
life that she has led that when time has
rather may say u.s. He must have said TO
dear mother: well done, thou good and faithful
want: enter thou into the joys Of Heaven"
By HER Sons.